30 books in 2009 - perhaps?
Anisa almost managed this in 2006. Three years later, I am inspired to do the same. I always forget how much I enjoy reading - this Christmas, my interest was reignited by a second reading of John Irving’s A Prayer for Owen Meany. I would like to try and make reading for pleasure a regular part of my life again, not least beause I really need to keep my brain active.
1. John Irving, A Widow for One Year
Reckon I’m going to try again too but with a lower target of 12. More manageable for me I hope. Last year was dismal for reading - this year I’m determined not to let the old grey matter disintegrate any further!!
So for starters:
1. Alexander McCall Smith - The Careful Use of Compliments
30 books in 2009 - perhaps?
Anisa almost managed this in 2006. Three years later, I am inspired to do the same. I always forget how much I enjoy reading - this Christmas, my interest was reignited by a second reading of John Irving’s A Prayer for Owen Meany. I would like to try and make reading for pleasure a regular part of my life again, not least beause I really need to keep my brain active.
1. John Irving, A Widow for One Year
Reckon I’m going to try again too but with a lower target of 12. More manageable for me I hope. Last year was dismal for reading - this year I’m determined not to let the old grey matter disintegrate any further!!
So for starters:
1. Alexander McCall Smith - The Careful Use of Compliments
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